Piano Inspires Podcast

Piano Inspires Podcast
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The Piano Inspires Podcast brings a perspective into piano teaching like never before. Hear directly from leading pianists and teachers in the field and their path to music.

  1. APR 8

    Jerry Wong, Building a Life in Music Across Continents | S3 E26

    In this episode of the Piano Inspires Podcast, Artina McCain interviews pianist Jerry Wong. Wong reflects on his educational path and his work as a professor in Australia at the Melbourne Conservatorium of Music. Listen now for an inspiring and insightful conversation with Jerry Wong! Source

    26 min

  2. APR 1

    Christopher Fisher, Cultivating Connection Through Piano Teaching | S3 E25

    Tune in to the latest episode of the Piano Inspires Podcast with host Pamela Pike interviews pianist, teacher, and composer Christopher Fisher. Fisher, who serves as Professor of Piano at Ohio University, shares about his passion for teaching, his interest in group piano pedagogy, and the ways in which the piano and music can enhance […] Source

    28 min

  3. MAR 25

    Tony Caramia, Where Jazz, Pedagogy, and the Piano Meet | S3 E24

    In the latest episode of the Piano Inspires podcast, host Craig Sale sits down with renowned pianist and pedagogue Tony Caramia. Their conversation includes Caramia’s early experiences in both jazz and classical music, traces his diverse career path, and delves into his thoughtful perspectives on the future of piano pedagogy. Tune in for an enlightening […] Source

    45 min

  4. MAR 18

    Carol Leone, Expanding Possibilities at the Piano | S3 E23

    In this episode of the Piano Inspires Podcast, host Artina McCain interviews Carol Leone, Professor of Piano and Chair of Piano Studies at Southern Methodist University. She shares insights from her musical training, reflects on her journey as an educator, and discusses her work with ergonomic keyboards to promote healthier, more accessible piano playing. Join […] Source

    39 min

  5. MAR 11

    Christopher Norton, Bridging Classical Tradition and Contemporary Styles | S3 E21

    Listen now to this inspiring episode of the Piano Inspires Podcast, featuring host Heather Smith with guest Christopher Norton. Norton, originally from New Zealand, is an award-winning pianist and composer, whose collections such as Microjazz, have revolutionized piano teaching. Tune in to learn more about Norton’s initial training, his entry into the world of composition, […] Source

    28 min

  6. MAR 4

    Tracy Cowden, Building Community Through Collaboration | S3 E21

    Tune in to the latest episode of the Piano Inspires podcast, where host Alejandro Cremaschi sits down with pianist, pedagogue, and arts advocate Tracy Cowden. Their conversation explores Cowden’s musical beginnings, her wide-ranging career, and her current work—including leading a band for military veterans in San Antonio, Texas. Listen now to hear her inspiring perspective […] Source

    33 min

  7. FEB 25

    William Westney, The Joy of Making Music and "The Un-Master Class" | S3 E20

    In this episode of the Piano Inspires Podcast, host Pamela Pike is joined by William Westney, pianist, educator, author, and researcher. Westney reflects on his journey as a concert pianist and teacher, his early experiences with Dalcroze, and his innovative performance workshop “The Un-Master Class”. Listen now for an inspiring and insightful conversation with William […] Source

    50 min

  8. FEB 18

    Roberta Rust, Bridging Performance, Scholarship, and Discovery | S3 E19

    Join host Craig Sale as he interviews Roberta Rust in this episode of the Piano Inspires Podcast. Rust, whose worldwide concert career has taken her to the world’s leading venues, serves as Professor of Piano at the Lynn Conservatory. In this conversation, Rust discusses her early studies both in the United States and abroad as […] Source

    47 min
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